Rising '44: The Battle for Warsaw (140 page)

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108
.
Bij
ce Serce Partii
, op. cit., p. 329. See Appendix 24.
Junction. •
109
.
DWS
, p. 138.
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110
.
Ibid.
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111
.
Ibid.
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112
.
Bór-Komorowski to Rokossovsky, 17 September,
AKD
, IV, nr. 1091.
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113
.
Zbigniew S. Siemaszko, ‘Powstanie Warszawskie – kontakty z ZSSR i PKWN’,
ZH
, nr. 16 (1969).
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114
.
On the Czerniaków Bridgehead, see J. Margules,
Przyczółki warszawskie
(Warsaw, 1962): also H. Baczko,
Osiem dni na lewym brzegu
(Warsaw, 1946).
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115
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II, p. 51.
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116
.
L. M. Bertelski, ‘
ycie Kulturalne Powstania Warszawskiego’, in Ma
kowski,
wi
ch (eds),
Powstanie Warszawskie
, op. cit., pp. 137-44.
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117
.
Jerzy
wi
ch, ‘Z dziejów poezji tyrtejskej’, in ibid., pp. 145-65.
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118
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PPKOPW, III, p. 75.
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119
.
Sawicki, op. cit., p. 113.
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120
.
Ibid., p. 117.
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121
.
4 September 1944, W. Prag and W. Jakobmeyer,
Das Diensttagebuch des deutschen Generalgouverneurs in Polen, 1939-45
(Stuttgart, 1975), p. 906.
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122
.
Hans Frank,
Dien sttagebuch
, op. cit., 14 December 1943.
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123
.
AKD
, IV, nr. 1108, p. 353.
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124
.
AKD
, IV, Bór-Komorowski to Sosnkowski, nr. 1095, nr. 1113: Sosnkowski to Bór, 24 July 1944, nr. 1139.
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125
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Hanson, ‘Prasa Brytyjska . . .’ in Ma
kowski,
wi
ch, op. cit., pp. 101-2.
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126
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Anders, op. cit., p. 229.
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127
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The news was radioed to Warsaw and was published in the
Information Bulletin
of 18 September.
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128
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Churchill, op. cit., p. 181.
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129
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Ibid., p. 183.
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130
.
Anders, op. cit., p. 231.
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131
.
FDR Library, Memorandum, Bohlen (State Department) to Hopkins, 14 July 1944. Fiorello LaGuardia was President of the US Conference of Mayors.
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132
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FDR to Harri man, Telegram nr. 69, 22 September 1944.
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133
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Harriman to FDR, 23 September 1944. Doc. 232314Z, NCR 7551, FDR Library, Map Room, Box 35.
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134
.
RW
, 13 August 1944, pp. 113-14.
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135
.
AKD
, IV, nr. 1107.
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136
.
Orpen, op. cit., pp. 151-2.
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137
.
Ibid., p. 154.
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138
.
See Zawodny, op. cit., p. 135: Orpen, op. cit., p. 160.
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139
.
SACEUR to US War Department, message UX 68849, 3 October 1944,
relaying the misinformation supplied by the Soviets two days earlier. FDR Library, PSF Box 48, file ‘Poland 8/44’.
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140
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Zbigniew S. Siemaszko, ‘Powstanie a Sowiety’, op. cit., pp. 40–44.
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141
.
L. Bartelski,
Praga: Warszawskie Termopile 1944
(Warsaw, 2000), p. 134.
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142
.
Ibid., p. 138.
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143
.
Ibid., p. 139.
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144
.
Czesław Pieniak, ‘Poppy’,
Sbkw
, vol. III, pp. 133–4.
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145
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There is some doubt whether Kalugin was shot immediately or at a later date.
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Due to wastage, the Communist People’s Army (AL), Security Corps (KB), and the left-socialist Polish People’s Army (PAL) had joined forces. According to recent estimates, the Communists may only have provided 400 insurgents to the struggle. See Jan Chodakiewicz
et al.
(eds),
Tajne oblicze GL-AL i PPR
(Warsaw, 1997), I, pp. 75–6, 79. This compares to an estimated 3,500 provided by the right-wing NSZ. See L.